Reminiscing over the electrifying riffs and anthemic choruses of rock's golden years,– the magic of music and memories interwoven. Alongside my pals Mark Smith and Lou Calicho, we set the stage for a rollicking tour through rock 'n roll's finest hours, live blunders, and the quintessential tracks that have become the soundtrack to our lives. From Pink Floyd's phoenix-like rebirth to INXS's undying allure, we pay tribute to the bands that withstood the ultimate test: replacing an iconic frontman. Imagine you're backstage at a Van Halen show, the raw energy of rock pulsing through the crowd – we bring that buzz to your ears with candid tales of concerts past, including my own escapade of sneaking into a show and rubbing elbows with Diamond Dave. We're serving up a banquet of dialogue on the enchanting melodies of '87, dissecting everything from the musical alchemy of Fleetwood Mac to the nostalgia-inducing flicks like "The Lost Boys." It's not just about the notes and chords; it's about how these cultural cornerstones sculpt our personal narratives. With laughter and a touch of irreverence, we don't just examine the tracks that made us turn up the radio; we put our own spin on the year's hits and misses. Picture a musical supergroup of our favorites, and tune in as we debate whether the Stones' "Miss You" can beat Supertramp's "Give a Little Bit." With a nod to the comedians who leave us in stitches and the albums that split fanbases, we weave through pop culture's vast tapestry. So, kick back and let this episode be the needle dropping on your favorite vinyl – it's time to let the music play.